Categoría: Quantitative analysis

Fotografía de un mapa con unos binoculares encima. Imagen de Ylanite Koppens en Pixabay. (Español) / Photograph of a map with binoculars on top. Image by Ylanite Koppens on Pixabay. (English) / Fotografia de um mapa com binóculos no topo. Imagem de Ylanite Koppens no Pixabay. (Português)

What Solutions Does Geomarketing Have for Your Brand?

The market is a very competitive environment. This is possible in countries where companies have the facilities to choose their path based, to a large extent, on their own decisions and resources. In general, in very competitive areas, interactions can be reminiscent of a conflagration. This is because every day that passes, companies must resort to tasks typical of armies,… Leer más →

Fotografía de una brújula sobre un mapa. Imagen de beasternchen en Pixabay. (Español) / Fotografia de uma bússola em um mapa. Imagem de beasternchen no Pixabay. (Português) / Photograph of a compass on a map. Image by beasternchen on Pixabay. (English)

What Types of Maps Are Used in Marketing Research?

Deploying the data and information collected in field surveys is one of the substantive tasks of Market Research. There are multiple resources that we can use for this objective. Among these we find maps. Geography is one of the social sciences that best knows these elements. One of the most valuable contributions of this discipline is answering the “where” question… Leer más →

Fotografía de un contador de pasos. Imagen de Renate Köppel en Pixabay. (Español) / Fotografia de um contador de passos. Imagem de Renate Köppel do Pixabay. (Português) / Photograph of a step counter. Image by Renate Köppel from Pixabay. (English)

Four Reasons To Conduct Quantitative Studies

Within Market Research we have at our disposal two large types of methods to meet consumers. Qualitative studies are usually used when we need to address decision elements that are often not verbalized spontaneously by people and require analysts who are experts in conducting activities alone or in groups. When we need to know a phenomenon with a larger number… Leer más →

Imagen ilustrativa de un cuaderno y un lápiz (Español) / Imagem ilustrativa de um caderno e um lápis (Português) / Illustrative image of a notebook and a pencil (English) | Fuente de imagen - Fonte de imagem - Source of image: JuanMarcelFrancia en-em-in Pixabay

What Differences Are There Between Quantitative And Qualitative Studies?

The task of understanding people through their purchasing decisions is very complex. Human beings possess a complexity that both fascinates and challenges researchers who dare to delve into our behavior. Within Market Research there are two major approaches to fulfill this mission: the quantitative and qualitative ones. In other entries in this blog we have expanded some data and information… Leer más →

Un brote o retoño (español) / A sprout (English) / Um surto (português)

How To Approach A Recent Theme?

We live in an increasingly interconnected and fast world. A few decades ago, innovations took a few years to spread throughout the world. Do you remember the premieres of the highest-grossing movies? Before they were not released all over the world at the same time and we had to wait for it to arrive in theaters in our city with… Leer más →

Notebook with pencil (English) Libreta con bolígrafo (Español) Caderno com caneta (Português)

Why Do In-Depth Interviews?

Within Market Research there are countless techniques and tools that allow us to deepen our knowledge of people’s decision-making motives. Each of these alternatives serves to cover specific objectives and therefore their choice at a given moment must be made carefully to avoid redoing phases. Within the techniques that can be included in both the quantitative and qualitative analysis approach,… Leer más →